i'd like to make my own pocketbike. i've got a spare chainsaw, little kid's bike, and stiff cardboard tube. i've also got a load of wiring, and a bunch of lighting pulled from a volvo 760.
i'd like to make my own pocketbike. i've got a spare chainsaw, little kid's bike, and stiff cardboard tube. i've also got a load of wiring, and a bunch of lighting pulled from a volvo 760.
Cardboard? What if it gets wet?
http://www.americanspeedster.com/baja.htm
Add tequila and imagination.....
measure twice, cut once, and take pictures!
You might be better off selling the chainsaw & lighting and buying one of those chinese bike engine kits, though. Then you get the mounts, a gas tank, proper gearing, and a generator.
I see what you're thinking, but I have two questions. 1.) How are you going to power it? 2.) Isn't it a little dangerous to mount a chainsaw on a pocket-bike?
Do it and take pictures!
Red Green show, season 2 episode 11 "illegal clubs"
looked and looked, but cant find clip online, they did it with a chainsaw and duct tape.
if your unfamiliar with this Canadian delight.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-Lnfpulwjc
Glue it together however you can, name it the econobike, and drive it into a wall full speed.
It will likely stop then, and you won't have to worry about it.
Apexcarver wrote: Red Green show, season 2 episode 11 "illegal clubs" looked and looked, but cant find clip online, they did it with a chainsaw and duct tape. if your unfamiliar with this Canadian delight.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-Lnfpulwjc
I once took the clan to Toronto to watch them tape the show. We had a riot and I got on the end of the show(lodge meeting!) They once did two hyundais side by side. Best T.V. EVAR!!!!
Can't beat the price. I have similar doodad and it is quit fun http://www.bikeberry.com/80cc-motorized-bicycle-engine-kit-epa-certified.html
xci_ed6 wrote: measure twice, cut once, and take pictures! You might be better off selling the chainsaw & lighting and buying one of those chinese bike engine kits, though. Then you get the mounts, a gas tank, proper gearing, and a generator.
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